Faster, smaller, more powerful computer chips: Hafnia dons a new face

As computer chips become smaller, faster and more powerful, their insulating layers must also be much more robust — currently a limiting factor for semiconductor technology. A research team says this new phase of hafnia is an order of magnitude better at withstanding applied fields.

(via WSJ)



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